HPS TP80S Tube Laser

Tube lasers like this one rarely come up for sale. It’s a complete cell. It has the loader and unloader. It’s been run by one careful owner. And the hour meter is low. The machine is in Utah, available now, from a long-time customer of ours. If you’ve been farming out tube work — or running a saw, drill, and weld line where a laser belongs — this is your shortcut to in-house production. This isn’t a bare laser. The automatic loading and unloading stations come with it. That’s the difference between feeding tubes by hand and running unattended. The automation alone adds six figures to a new-machine quote. It’s already here. One careful owner. Clean shop. Tight optics. The chuck jaws are in great shape. You get most of the value of a new machine at a fraction of the price. Round tube up to 10″ diameter Square tube up to 7.87″ x 7.87″ Rectangular profiles up to 10″ diagonal 140 m/min rapid traverse for short cycle times 3,000 – 4,000W fiber source — strong on steel, stainless, and aluminum Every tube job you outsource is margin walking out the door. A tube laser replaces the saw-deburr-drill-weld sequence with one nested operation. That means brackets, frames, handrails, exhaust, structural connections, furniture, fitness equipment, and automotive subframes — all faster, cleaner, and in one setup. Most shops plan to add a loader “later” and never do. With this machine, you start running multi-tube programs on day one — not a year from now. Positioning accuracy is ±0.03 mm/m. Repositioning is ±0.03 mm. Tabs and slots line up. Miters close cleanly. Your welders stop fighting bad tube prep. Structural steel fabrication: handrails, mezzanines, conveyor frames Furniture and architectural metalwork Fitness equipment and playground builds Automotive subframes, roll cages, and exhaust Agricultural and material handling equipment Job shops adding tube capacity to a sheet-only laser operation